Westchester County is celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Office for People with Disabilities (OFPWD), marking five decades of service, innovation and leadership in accessibility and supporting residents with disabilities […] Read more »
Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site is pleased to offer a new edition of our First Day Hike focused on the industrial history of the Saw Mill River, which was […] Read more »
In Moab, Utah, Jeep showcased new Wrangler models driving across slickrock trails, painted in a military-inspired ’41 olive color. The scene recalled the brand’s 1941 origins, even as one fully […] Read more »
For nearly 50 years, Irvington High School girls varsity basketball was shaped by one steady presence on the sidelines: Coach Gina Maher. Her retirement marked the end of an era for the program that became known […] Read more »
Prada has long been a defining force in luxury fashion, and its influence on eyewear is no exception. For decades, the brand has shaped how sunglasses are viewed, not just […] Read more »
Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah, NY, announced the discovery of a complete hidden portrait concealed beneath a painting that has hung in the historic Rosen House […] Read more »
When Dr. Robert Maher served as principal of Briarcliff High School, he could not have known that his idea to create a Hall of Distinguished Alumni would endure for decades […] Read more »
“None of Us is as Smart as All of Us,” said motivational speaker and business consultant Ken Blanchard a few years ago. This statement holds true not only in the […] Read more »
New York is home to nearly 700,000 veterans. These folks served in every branch of the military. They carried our nation’s values across the globe. Communities throughout the state are […] Read more »
John Cheever, whose short stories and novels earned him the nickname “the Chekhov of the Suburbs,” put Ossining on the literary map, setting some of his best-known stories in the thinly disguised town of Shady […] Read more »
